Sentence examples for concerns as one from inspiring English sources
The National Research Council's report on Human Biomonitoring identified bioethical concerns as one of the significant challenges in the use of biomarkers of exposure for both individual and public health decisions [ 1].
(And I hesitate to dismiss their concerns as "one to a customer" annoyance: "You've already got a man.
Industry leaders reportedly met with Napolitano to express their concerns; as one executive with the US Travel Association fretted, "We have received hundreds of e-mails and phone calls from travelers vowing to stop flying".
The Body of an American covers some of the same concerns as one of the Brit hits of last year, Lucy Kirkwood's Chimerica: the ambiguous truth of photojournalism and the troubled lives of its practitioners.
"But if women want to wear it or they don't, it should be up to the women themselves". Mr Nuttall has cited security concerns as one of the motivations behind the proposed ban.
Some investors point to the different approaches Prosper and Lending Club took to addressing regulators' concerns as one reason why Lending Club was able to take the pole position against its rival, which had actually been the first peer-to-peer lender to launch in the U.S. market.
For the Guardian that should be a particular concern as one of the central principles on which our liberal journalism is based is social justice and giving a voice to those communities that are marginalised.
She said she was concerned as "one in five people aged 75 or over, and half of people aged 90 or over, are living with sight loss".
Taking Croucher's example one step further, user privacy rights aren't as much of a concern as one would think.
The real concern, as one UN aid official told me, is that most of the population won't able to escape, that they'll be trapped inside Mosul until the fighting finishes, the guns fall silent and Islamic State is defeated.
